Share 07: Frame Inorganic Glue, a Great Pick for Beginners
Mogu’s “Share” series aims to pass on the experience and knowledge gathered during equipment obsession, for fellow players to reference and learn from.
This issue’s topic: Frame inorganic glue, a real boon for beginners
1. Brand introduction
Frame is a table tennis equipment brand that made a strong entrance in 2025. Rather than starting with professional blades and rubbers, it won out with peripheral accessories like booster oil, anti-static film, edge tape, and glue. With high value and excellent quality, it pulled off a beautiful piece of market promotion.
2. Glue characteristics
Mogu has now deeply tested the Frame inorganic glue for a while and used up several bottles. It really is great to use, so I’m making a dedicated issue to recommend it to everyone:
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No off-odor, no pungent ammonia smell, a normal scent.
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Forms a film well; two coats and it peels off smoothly.
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No pilling; it’s very hard to get it to ball up, very friendly to beginners gluing rubbers, easy to get the hang of.
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Good tackiness; the tack is about the same as SUCO glue, and unless there’s a coating, it generally holds firmly.
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Comfortable texture; the consistency is close to SUCO, somewhere between DHS No. 15 and IceDragon glue. It’s silky to brush on, and although thick, it spreads easily, with a bit of a high-end cosmetics feel.
3. In summary
Mogu thinks Frame is a pretty conscientious domestic brand. The price is affordable and the quality doesn’t slip; with a low-end price, it delivers quality that surpasses mid-range.